Under Edit → Options → Warnings (or with the shortcut F10), you can define which warnings should be sent by Password Depot and which ones should be omitted.
The following warnings are available:
Weak master password
Recommendation to use secure FTP protocol
Extraction of encrypted data on disk
Too many entries in the root folder
The database is too large
Data copied to the Clipboard
Password Depot is running in locked state
Disconnected from Password Depot Enterprise Server
Moving of non-empty folders
Switch to offline mode
Moving entries to Recycle Bin
This way, you can decide yourself which warnings are important to you. For example, a warning about large databases or too many entries in the root directory of a database can be very useful. Some of the warnings are also recommended for security reasons, including the warnings in the event of a weak master password or in the case of extracted files in unprotected form.
If, on the other hand, individual warnings may be perceived as annoying, you can turn them off at any time. For example, many users deactivate warnings when data is copied to the clipboard.
Therefore, you can decide yourself which warnings you would like to receive in Password Depot and uncheck individual warnings which you do not want to be displayed any longer. You can also click “Check All” or “Uncheck All” to deal with all warnings in the same way:
